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European Commission launches study on Digital Services Act dispute resolution issues

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The European Commission is preparing a study examining five dispute settlement challenges under the Digital Services Act following a meeting with major online platforms.

The European Commission is preparing a study on dispute resolution challenges under the Digital Services Act (DSA), with discussions held on October 20 between regulators and very large online platforms (VLOPs) covering fees, eligibility, and case data. The timing and authorship of the study remain undisclosed.

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